EU clears import duty cuts for US goods under trade deal, EU source says. The legislation implements a key part of the EU-US trade agreement.
EU governments have cleared legislation to implement import duty cuts on U.S. goods as part of the EU-U.S. trade deal, according to an EU source.
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